This is one of my daughter's favorite books and it also the best ABC book that I've come across. Elmo tries to decide what his favorite letter is, from "D" is for dogs, "I" for imagination, and "Z" for Zoe. Each page has the letter highlighted and a reason why Elmo likes the letter. This books has a good pace and pleasing pictures. It's a great addition for anyone trying to teach the alphabet in a fun and exciting way.

WE BOUGHT THIS BOOK FOR OUR THEN 8 MONTH OLD DAUGHTER BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND HAVE BEEN READING IT EVERYDAY SINCE. SHE LOVES IT!!! EVEN THOUGH ALL HER OTHER CHRISTMAS THEMED BOOKS WERE STORED AWAY AFTER THE HOLIDAYS WERE OVER, THIS ONE WAS A KEEPER. THE RHYMING AND THE BRIGHT COLORS ARE WHAT SHE SEEMS TO BE DRAWN TO, PLUS IT INCLUDES ALL THE SESAME STREET CHARACTERS, NOT JUST ELMO. PARENTS SHOULD APPRECIATE THE FACT THAT IT'S AN EASY READ, TOO.

Our son, 21 months, loves this book. From the day we brought it home he has to read it almost every night. He really gets a kick out of the little duck knocking over the pepper in the pizza parlor and another one tearing open the bread crumbs in the supermarket. It's a little harder level for him at his age but he understands much of the book and talks about the things that happen in the story. If your kid loves Elmo and the gang, this one is great.

I've been so disappointed in many character books. This one far supercedes my expectations. It tells a story that is obvious from the title. Yet it acknowledges on every turn of the page what a child goes through when having a babysitter -- wanting mom and dad to be home. Emily, the babysitter, handles each step with realistic grace, easing Elmo's fears. My 15-month old wants to read it again and again, and I don't mind at all. The illustrations alone keep me interested. And for [item price], I'm buying up copies for all our kid friends. Enjoy!

A series of six guessing games. The first is "Elmo is thinking of something that you wear in the snow", accompanied by pictures of five different things -- one is the right answer. The game continues in this style. Very simple, great for learning to name and identify objects.

This is a great little board book with thirteen familiar Mother Goose rhymes modified to accomodate the Sesame Street characters. (For example, "Prairie Had A Little Lamb.") My favorite is: Little Bo-Peep was counting sheep But forgot what comes after ten. The Count cried, "It's clear! Eleven, my dear! And now let us count them again!" Wonderful illustrations -- very colorful! Sure to be a favorite with the lucky little one who receives it.

My two-year-old twins love this book. No, make that they LOVE this book. They ask me to read it to them every night. They don't get to hear it every night (they, and daddy, need variety) but they do get to hear it once or twice a week.

It's not just Elmo, who they love. They have other Elmo books and they think those are okay but not in the same league as this book. Maybe it's the puppy. Maybe it's daddy's voices and the way I read it (you can't give Mr. Fuzzle the same voice as Elmo, after all). Whatever it is, "Elmo's New Puppy" gets two little thumbs up in my house.

This is the first book I have found that lays all the documentation on the line concerning ubiquitous computing and the Internet. I found it to be a most interesting glimpse into the future of the Internet and the granular level of control that waits for us there. Are we headed for a digital economy? Is technology working for us, or slowly laying the groundwork for invasion of privacy and loss of freedom? I strongly recommend this book if you're interested in these types of questions.

If your child is an Elmo lover, then it's a guaruntee that they're going to love this book!

The pictures are very colorful and fun to look at. The text is simple and kept short for each page (you know how eager little ones are!) And my son just adored the flaps.

My son enjoyed the Elmos World books so much that I've bought 6 of them.

I got this book for my niece as well and she loved it too. I highly recommend it!

This coloring book is jam-packed with fun. Lots of adorable illustrations show Elmo (and his Sesame Street pals) enjoying his birthday. A great coloring book value for any fan of this furry, red, three-year old.